CABLEGRAMS

Colonist, Volume XXX, Issue 5022, 4 October 1887, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS

(PEB RETJTER'S AGENCY,) ; , nnxri? t a TI7QT 111Ju JjAlJCioli Received October 4, 3.6 a.m. LONDON, October 2. Advicea from the west coast, of Africa bring news of Mr H. M< Stanley .up to the 25th-July, at which.date all- were well, aad the party was adpancing at the rate of twelve miles iaily. CALCUTTA, October 2. Wzam Hyderabad, in a letter to his Bxei'leucy the Viceroy, offering a oAt) lbutioa of £200,000 yearly for ,;o years towards the frontier defence und, expresses himself of the opinion. (hat the aotion of Basaia for oenturiesi '

Las been loimioal to the Moslem faith both in Europe and Ada. HOME, October 2. The visit of Signor Crispi, the Italian Premier, to Prince Bismarck, at Frederickante, is regarded as foreshadowing the entrance of the Italian Government in the Auetro-German Alliance. SYDNEY, October 3. The revenue for the quarter ending 30th September, shows ao increase of £2>j4,000 as compared with the corresponding pt>riod of last year, and an increase on the year of £626,000. The returns from most sources show an increase. The latest news from Samoa repoits that King Maletoa has surrendered to the Germans, and been placed on board the war-ship Adler, which is to sail for Auckland. Ma'etna's chiefs have gone over to the Tamasee. Affairs in Samoa are said t) be quiet. BRISBANE, October 3. The Queensland revenue returns for the past quarter show an increase of £81,000.